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Rebuilding the US Maritime Manufacturing Sector Requires Collaboration and Investment, Not New Tariffs and Taxes
Mike Jacob, President
In a political environment with a dearth of work across the aisle, the bipartisanship in efforts to reinvigorate and grow the US footprint in the maritime industry, including in the shipbuilding and equipment manufacturing sectors, is particularly remarkable.
Is It Too Late to Rescue American Global Economic Strength from Our Unforced Tariff Errors?
Mike Jacob, President
In this compelling commentary, PMSA President Mike Jacob critiques recent U.S. tariff policies as self-inflicted setbacks to American global economic leadership. He highlights the risks these measures pose to consumers, supply chains, and long-term industrial growth—including efforts to revitalize U.S. shipbuilding. Jacob calls for a return to trade policies that foster economic strength, global trust, and strategic maritime investment.
Double Whammy: How Trump’s Tariffs and California’s Port Mandates Threaten American Households
Natasha Villa, External Affairs Manager
Trump’s new tariffs and California’s Port ISR could raise costs on everyday goods - learn how these policies hurt working-class Americans.
Navigating Tariffs and Investment Uncertainty in Global Trade – PMSA in Conversation with Custom Goods
Uncertainty in global trade is impacting investment, logistics, and competitiveness. Learn how businesses are adapting to shifting tariffs and supply chain disruptions.
Trump’s Tariffs To Test Resilience of U.S. West Coast Ports
Trump’s tariffs are reshaping U.S. West Coast trade, impacting imports and exports. Explore tariffs definition, tariffs China policies, and tariffs example effects on ports. Learn how tariffs quotas and trade fees may disrupt shipping, with insights into economic shifts and a tariffs synonym for policy changes.
